Welcome to Year 6's PageHere you will find everything you need to know about being in Year 6. We will be adding information about the topics we will be learning about each half term along with some photos of your fantastic work.
There are also some key dates and timetable information included below. Miss Gilday and Mrs Blake Any queries, please send an email to
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Spring 2
Here are some of the topics that we will be covering this half term...
Geography: Extreme Earth
Science: Which is the Most Important Specimen at Manchester Museum? Art: Islamic Art RE: Salvation PSHE: Keeping Safe Computing: Spreadsheets Music: Music and Me Outdoor PE: Cricket Indoor PE: Dance ![]()
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English
In English we will be conducting police interviews with suspects and writing police reports using the video of 'Mr Hollow'. At the end of the term, we will be having a Shakespeare unit looking at Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet and The Tempest. Maths In Maths we will be looking at statistics, shape and position and direction. |
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Important InformationHOMEWORK Homework will be given out on a Friday and is due in the following Wednesday. PE KITS Children need to come to school in their PE uniform. Our PE day is Thursday. READING Please make sure you are reading for at least 20 minutes a day. Make sure you get your reading record signed by an adult at home each time too. Reading records are checked regularly. Every time your reading record is signed you enter into our school draw to win a brand new book! Need a recommendation for your next book? Check the 100 book display in our classroom or our school library. |
Key Dates for Year 6Mondays 3:30-4:30 Cloud Club Mondays 3:30-4:15 Booster Wednesday Lunchtime Homework club Wednesdays 3:30-4:15 Arithmetic club Thursdays 3:30-4:30 Badminton Club Fridays 8-8:45 Boosters SATs InformationCOMING SOON
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High School
When do I find out secondary school places in Manchester?
Offers for secondary schools in Manchester will be sent out on Wednesday 1st March 2023. If you applied online, you will receive an email on 1 March with information about your offer. If you applied by post, you will be sent a letter on 1 March with information about your offer.
How do I accept an offer?
If you applied online and opted to be contacted by email, you will receive an email with your child’s offer, and instructions on how to accept it. If you applied by post and, you will receive your child’s offer via letter.
This letter will contain all the information you need on the next steps and how to accept an offer.
You can find more information on Manchester Council's Website by clicking here.
Alternatively, you can ring the council on 0161 234 4343, press 5 for ‘all enquiries’ and then ask to speak to the school admission team, where you will be connected.
Offers for secondary schools in Manchester will be sent out on Wednesday 1st March 2023. If you applied online, you will receive an email on 1 March with information about your offer. If you applied by post, you will be sent a letter on 1 March with information about your offer.
How do I accept an offer?
If you applied online and opted to be contacted by email, you will receive an email with your child’s offer, and instructions on how to accept it. If you applied by post and, you will receive your child’s offer via letter.
This letter will contain all the information you need on the next steps and how to accept an offer.
You can find more information on Manchester Council's Website by clicking here.
Alternatively, you can ring the council on 0161 234 4343, press 5 for ‘all enquiries’ and then ask to speak to the school admission team, where you will be connected.
English ActivitiesQuick SPAG Activities
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A few SPAG activities...
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... and not forgetting reading!
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Maths ActivitiesQuick Arithmetic Challenges
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These Maths activities will revisit your Year 5 Curriculum and are a great way to prepare you for the next step in Year 6.
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Your timetables are incredibly important for so many aspects of Year 6 maths so remember - practice makes perfect!
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